In May, EA Access was announced for PS4, ending its Xbox One exclusivity. EA Access will be available fora PlayStation4 from July 24 onwards. For a mere $5 a month, $30 a year, players on that console will get a library of Electronic Arts games and with discounts on microtransactions.
However, most noteworthy thing is the library of games you can tap into once you are subscribed to EA Access. While the most recent EA games typically aren’t included in EA Access (those are reserved for Origin Access Premier on PC), there is a pretty solid collection to peruse nonetheless. Ultimately, it’s up to you decide if EA’s library is worth a subscription like EA Access, but you could do worse than $5 per month.
Some of the well known games to feature are:
- Battlefield 1
- Battlefield V
- Titanfall 2
- Star Wars Battlefront II
- Unravel Two
- Madden NFL 19
- Mass Effect: Andromeda
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2
- A Way Out
Subscribers will also be getting a 10% discount on all digital EA games, as well as their respective expansions and in-game purchases. Members can also take advantage of EA Access’ Play First Trials, which typically give you 10 hours of early access to new EA titles prior to their official release.
Regardless of the fact that EA Access on PS4 will likely be giving Electronic Arts a decent bump in subscription-related income, which it will be needing after reporting a lackluster FY2019 performance. In fact, the EA’s CEO and some executives gave their bonuses to employees as a result, but the company does seem to have a lot going for it this next fiscal year, with EA Access on PS4 being one of them